The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1900, Page 6

6 sve FEO card. Petes by Me Prem Pudiishing Company, +1 to @ PARK ROW, Mew York. (Qasered 06 the Peat-Ofice ot New Tort 0s Sonend-Ciass Mai! Metter LAURA a j } { } } re oe seveeeee NO, 14,149 TAA SAM. DY Wa ; sahenepe ve eaheete seen oe J —————— “ ' i) ; are * SENATORIAL } . ; CIRCUS! : ' E a 7 om n ‘ . “ ¢ green, cforous parks t en Be ditt and nolan th ar behind. ‘ { > the « an devote ht mate ise ah a * “ fe to that of a ‘HAS MI VRI Bemator Clark, stealing in aader the Te ennves, makes a real clrous of the Senate eee eee DOWN THE ICEMEN IN A RUSH! HE Governor has t coodings against | strong ban’ it applied. And » Used to keep tuings constantly moving In this importance. Every fa Greatly to the pro: Weight of oppression on t be met by boyeott when ia te quation It fe @ grand opportuniy for oficial rough rid fing. Lat Col. Roosevelt show ‘ons tha Be hasn't forgotten bow to take a h DEATH FOR BURGLARY? ann pase promnptnes ba H e and hot weather are the ice bi {1 in a rush . + 6 : H. H. VREELAND feeeree eS SRrnere fat rece re RIVATE 0% yp and operation of atreet rati- N several Western States have sprung up dis wai (h auiinond. wetiae toe ths « cussions of the proposition that burgla who ride « © employers of the road Prt should be puniehed by death [t ts act aim | fenygoi cult to support the affirmative atde by plaus!- petals ge ‘ ble argument. [he view that the only good Glass + aber w uly baste of eompartien, end burglars are those whom careful Rowse 1 think (het after an examination any fair-minded holders or policemen have shot in a vital spot ts oes wi t ston t ot ws ave rere t tt | the 1 hat the Glasgow system would no more or lees prevalent everywhere, | ts guing | 5™ Pi Wut a short step further tod that the courts) 4 man may ride eight miles pasgow for two dhould take up the work of an » wherever | pence; here he may ride for the eine price Atty miles Citizens and officers may have missed tt The average burglar, appreciative of the risks @f bis profession, is preparnt to kill, if need be, orn, to effect his escape, fo that extent he ty a mur kely to be dearer t ‘at ride half a rr or Gerer in premeditation. He {9 therefore a doubly a polar chy vad @angerous criminal, a denpoiler of the night. and go half a mfle (tty healthier to walk fo weually hardened past the reform stage Ol! and ta Giaerow quicker experts at the business have testifie! that tho! So conservative hae ‘faagow's muntetpally oper ated ratinoad been, confirmed burglar seldom changes his trade In spite of these conriderat.ons, however, capl- tal punishment for likely to be away trom the death penalty sparing the If even of dastard criminals what effect penol Ogy and ite kindred ortences have yor to show | vive tn extending extremely failure produce anything like wenodations for the dampow compared with at Then, tendeney have the Dest eervion tn ¢ We have 2000 of che beet care (hat money can buy They operate on 20 miles of roed, and man more oar miles per day than any system anywhere ‘There ls another polnt about thie Giaagew compart IRISH PERIL FROM THE SHAD. won which wt be taken Into consiferation tf we T will not be diffeult for the Irish be fully cognizant of ws pers 9 to trace the fine hend of t) Pe iets ia teas ik YE io the work of transplanting " to tn Ne A yet five shad to the Shannon River fi oo here @ nly elaeht This is casting no reflection on the favor — . wrens ot are te of what we pay of the fish. That is beyond erttiosan : here they much expe he who would (ndulgo to fie cor 4 . once ' Anat owpersh now @ te | ehad has bis task out o m nt re - tak Tolnt When the Shannon begins to yteld to mittee of Parliament haa beer appointet dy h the richness of !ts imported fony foot Mee WHE ceivate eatiiectan the enaete ot ah * will be so busy picking mes that ave thoroughly a fivential ngileh end the Land League w cor» a show who fea @ individual effort will he choked The patriots of the t beware ey Ge EeSecoeey Ge Fae Si a Shall Home Rule feat mut os Mheome bu + (De [norease of jooa! indadtetness and taxation Donesome shad swims in P jon of muntntpal trading that has : A neatistaction now noted t ji . At ween nd 189 the loon! deb AN ANNIVERSARY OF PEACE. Kas tas ore aa oye UST @ pear ago to-morrow the m of 8.50.00 over he Peace Contarence opened » Aine i, wt The Amerioan celetrmntt oe “et al ta versary will be con ned a ‘ 4 hee Philtyyines, where Mr MeKin perial colonial troops wil) continue thelr Gemonatration of how to carry om a war that (9 oer. Tt would: not be inappropriate. berwever for 5 President t read a! Washington « “Peace as 1 Fetlet co Push It Along tn Sour Degua for es what {t hasn't done for Richard Croker, fr, dosen't handie the animals ithe Gatingviahet tather He pays HM for & biondet While Croker pater sertney forces & bised pay fer test oD & Tunawey horse They © Of the poot-roome which also rur wuspietous of the free etiver marks te quien Grtinte, but net » ™ Warr * in of f . President, has 80 to eecape Mr. I-Told-You-Ao. et Sah iy veges Np cg dig #t Marsha + Ge though Lee. and raleed This is where the over Fort Atares the fret American Gag that Boated = te Maver, ~JFAN LIBBE iNICIPAL OWNERSHIP FAILED 2 ELAND, President of Metropolitan Railroad System. Now York pasple now | ‘TRE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY’ 17, 1900. GIVES ADVICE TO SUMMER GIRLS. where they would be even more lonely than at home, 1 cannot blame them That ts the reason | sug- xested @ little Aehing hamlet, for to such @ piace iy man ‘s wont to hie himself in quest of Kis rief outings quiet epot, where eed not be ham- and coll ond starched ehirte and the wily flab from ite native ele , nient julie as fond of Sehing, aad who nite (he few days of her and richer flan wh land @ bigw than she can reel up on a Ashing 1 have known tt to happen « wirl who needs abeolute rest the urrounded by an find euch a e city by wa ® the a nen ° s-house summer resorts ere in esa le {a spare * are a tow w P ves, but the ma {the cheap ones risking hay while m shines, taking r hentearned money and ° # you on canned gools, trted peas, homing 1 0 forth come back from such « place thoroughly rua weaker and with poorer blood in your weine when you wen! away f all places | approve of the little village by the vream, my dears, for your summer outing. LAURA JEAN LIBBEY <0 lena Libbey writes for The Brening World by eomage ‘ood eth he Family Stary Payer rease TT per cent Increased 24 Mayor Hart while the aa only Last month several muntes; of Boeton, dtegomtinued * partioularly the eleo vd the repair @tyteton, for tes, that In hie opinion “te nto buy repaire and electrics! con tlon tn the open marke? than In offices, the mam bers of which owe ‘heir appotntments to polities,” Vrivele ownership of railroads in the U'nited States f road than ls possessed by or hae three times our pepu A large pert of the Amertoan trackage hoa ca " pay and tay not for yeare to come, but mean-} “What ere you doing how, old chapple? What whtle {t furniahes public sccomsmodatton Coe CD BYES OR my Taher, Old eee, = ‘That mowt of \t now pays exceediogly weil tg due to} 7°" dotog?* “T've been itv! the hea, ar Europe, though ton. dear boy, for the the boldnews and enterpetes af the men who put in the I. my @unt, woney and the work nec ry to bulla up the prop- last ix meatal ne'a turned nasty, 00 I'm liv etlea The stock of some of the horve car lines of | MS Of any one! can New York Olty wee given away ‘0 payment for bay, ate and bedding at ™® per cent of Its face value and wes aovepted at that rate only for the rengem that there was nothing elee with which to pay. The hented A4vorates of muntelpa! ownership ere ignorant of faote \tke these, and inatet on Aincussing the origi. hal grant from the potnt of present value Franchioss were given away at a time when they had no selling when & company operating « raliroad must expect to lose money for years ttl! it could build up @ population that would support it. Now franchises in New York are all eol4, none can be legally given away, regulations are preserited by tute, under which they are eold in open market, long notices, to ne who offes the highest (orice for them This priew te eo fined that it varies with the growth of the gross recetpte earned from the tranhetse granted ‘The Indepenfent —— A BIT SEVERE 3 May. r ROWTFOOT by the wateruide Waite your coming, Muy, the bride; Oresses keep their flowers tn tud ‘TH the hawthorns are afload; And the hyectnthe grow biue ‘Thinking of the eyes of you, May! Where the maruh had frosen mud, Goiten kingoupe shine and etud All the tumpedke with their flame, Honoring Maye levely name Shy wood-plgeons croon and are, Learning the eweet name of you, May! Goftetaite Om, thanks; I'm not over bright Eéith—Your looks pity you. Paper Cigars. qigare are & 20 article of commerce, and, ry they are being tacked up by noteseurs of the fragrant weed The cigars are pre pared from sheete of paper which have been soaked im tobacee juice, and then pressed and cut into the Nora Hopper. ; Swiftest River. ‘The fastest flowing rivi in the world ts the Buties in India Ite @emcent is | 1:00 feet tn 190 miien ° French Tax, Every Frenchman must ally pay the government % cents before he ts fee to eat hie dally bread o Like Cyclones, Texprese trains pass each other at & velocity of ninety yarte a second. —0 Beauty's Land, The finesi-iooking people of Europe are the Tat ganes, oF gypsies, of Hun- wary ry Perfect Mon, ‘and ourteus fe4. At « current ibition In| To be perfectiy proper *ntom An automobile ts propelled up wo narrow tnelined planes, and is then run tioned, @ man should ickly down @ steep Sight of steps being swerved suddenly to the right at the| weigh 2% pounds for every | t fout of hie height. : THREE WAYS TO COOK ASPARAGUS. com of Asparagus p. | Asparagu n Toast. * RAM of asparagus soup ie mate by taking @ [PARE the lower part of the stems, wash well and ( wunch of asparagus remo the tough parte tie into bundles, heads ail one way. Stand the | tot etand: ne water unet! about half bundles in a saucepan, butte down, and then Ing and stewing ir enough butter NeaFly cover them with botling water; aff a tea en “ oon with ea +r and nutmeg ®poontul of on » quart of wa r gille of white stock are « Ant the eame th# eaucepan; bot! slowly for three-q eunt of entice supreme ate ttle poulir. Nour. It tp Mot necessary that the heads should ateck, Whe ked it + passed throug) |@ Covered with water—being tender, they wil ‘ v Gnd Watles aah GAMER, x the steam as soon as the butte tmmersed tn the bisa ce yee ent ¢ ready @ dish covere| with toasted brea st enough to atve tt @ pleasant the asparagus carefully, drain and arrange (t on the toast Put 9 tablespoontul of butter and one of flour tn a feparagus with Feos sauce rub until amooth; adt gradually a haf | pint of the water {9 which the asparagus was polled FOR two cupfule of asparagus tips use one cupful stir over the fire until botling, afd a hal? texspocnfat| | i as rinse | of galt. a dash of penper and a tabl nful of lemon « them in a juice, Pour this carefully over the asparagus al - ep = the yess rne'ait' | MILLIONS OF FALSE TEETH. | a. Mit a little corn Sire @ith buiter Gnd O84 fo tha veostalban Sin ME United States is ahead of all other coun-| pon with salt Just Before serving ald a few table ae ae t making artificte) teeth. It Is epecdfois of ereaan computed that are fabricate} here an-! nually, In one of the » complete factories, where al | mineral teeth are made, the chief ingredients com prise feldepar, silica and clay; those of subsidiary The Weight of Water. character are sundry metallic oxides. to produce the A sheet of water one inch thick and one acre in! tints of @iscoloration which are necessary eres weighs 1M Vena the imitation 6 goed ona lat : | Engltsh Hostess (w Now, tell me, Mr OK your shamrock ly-O'Brien, how do you like boiled of as @ salad? A MATTER OF SEX. She All men have thelr hobbies. Now women, gen- rally speaking — He (interrupting) She-Are He—As you ust eaié—generaf!y speaking. Yes, #0 they are. suppone treet" erecdpe, (oat le whet you call e family!ception The mistake was mire necessary, WE SHOULD SAY NOT. PICTURES AND JOKES BY SOME FUNNY FOLKS. TIME AND MON€Y THROWN! ANOTHER SOP TO IRELAND. BEYOND COMPREHENSION Grogay (who hae been presve! into acting as nurse for half an hour)—Most ‘stonishing thing this ehfd should keep on crying for milk ‘specially when there's whiskey in the house! meee me ence n+ + ooo ene eee IN FLATRUSH, No more he'll pack Bis daddy's grip And go where red men shout; Ne more he'li grab a pun and skip To help brave Kru For now he waits with steady head Ané gleaming barrais co! To spring from out bi And pop @ burglar bo! een nnn eee eee eee: BETWEEN F I KIL n yo my Gear sir, and as! apply some Iiniment no wae that it was © your cordial r Yo apologies ore Mr, Snyder Spiier J will berate you as so to thie swelling My ¢ my friend the fy w) eer er cc cccceccs re they Getting along with the Bore “ * maw ast paw the other Day. “It's comin our way rite along.” paw cays. “Lord Roberts gaine two or Three yarte every time they Go down tn @ Bunteh, and you no It's only a question of Time when the Hoys'll get acrost the Line if thay keep that Up long enuff” “What do you mean?” maw told bir. “Why,” paw anserd, “you see it's Like a Football Our side te trying to push sumbuddy acrost © at Prestoria ani the Hores wants to kick a goal Down around Cape Town eumwhaire, Nearly every morning Lord Roberts cables home that he ——_—_—__— WITBREVER THE PLUG HAT GORS PBO- PLE HAVE BUCKET-SHOPS. Gained a yard and a Haft or eo on the Last down, nd it makes my Biv! thrill with enthewsey Arum.” t stems to me,” naw Says, “you must of Chainged your mind Laitly Ww ‘I no tt,” paw sed. “That shows « purson Has Whe “ple change their mind sumtimes nh always tell that They have reesuning erget that, maw. and elp you to Understand Things that di4n Saime to you before. I went Back on the Bor t never I thot it all over sollumiy ‘The Bores haven't Got whare they are Reldy for self-guvermunt, and that's he Saime trubtle with the peeple Over In the Filla peens ond down tn Cubs and ¢ else whare | they Don't ware plug Hats." I don't see what Plug hats have to d> with it,’ maw says. I no you Don't paw anserd. “It's sumthing that HN to be Reasoned out Look at the Eniitene! peeple of the worl! Whare are They? You don't see them whare men have Kagul fethers insted of plug hats on thare heds, do you? No. Wharever the men ware plug Hate civvle tzashun has Come without stretehed wings holding (ie Fare boon of freedum tn Her beak. The plug Hat is the Grate sivvleizer, Enny nashen that Don't ware plug Hate can't run a repub. liek, That's what made me Give up simpathisen them, That's Kruger's, end it's forty seven years T thot you sald at first the Bores “GEORGIE'S” PA ON THE SILK HAT. Behind the Stile. They haft to ketch up on Pl before they will ever be able to Have « land of tio Free and Home of tho brave in Africky “What's the reeson the Chineese haft to keen Plowun with a crookid Stick and Getting along wit out Strawberry short Coke or ward bosses? Bi they don't ware Plug hats Why do the Peeple on ine South eee tlunds haft to live without Brase bede ant never mo What it is to advertize for anuther Giri | Every three Days? They don't Have » are the peeple of tucky nabers From behind Straw ” Shooting thair acks and things and eettin fire To other peepl's houses? It's becow never seen a Plug het tw inties from the County seat Wherever the plug Hat goes shops and all nite saloons and me: | Quay that get Pollat Ticks 4 and other things By which It ts Fasy to tell that edf- guvermunt has almost Got to be second naitcher to Them. tzashen Go hand tn Hand, wet peepie to be Free and wet me they Have leaders EBakwu! enny whare TI!) th walring Plug Hate” “Well,” maw Told him, “why Auszent THEY ARE ONLY ONE PLUG HAT-THATS KRUGER'S Plug Hats some nite w! a They mt 1, 80 a8 to make Them Hetter and nobuller, or if land won't Do tt why Don't the peeple is This Country that simpathize with them malse Bouff manny to send a Few Wagon loads of hem and over to the poor Savidge: so Thay could thro away thare Guns and put om Phare hats and stand up and sho they Had took thare place amung eniitened nashens of the Erth?" “They are no yoore trying to explane nobull eemta- ments to You.” paw Bays like if he was getting Gross, a Purson that (Goes to theeortzen where you are mite as Expect to Get understood by a Flag pole 4* to think you Could see the Gifference between @ ‘to make with the Rores. They are Only one plug Hat amung | simble and « Back of flower.” GEORGIE, in Chiage Tae,